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I mean it’s a “CNN Travel” article…of course it’s going to focus on Paris as a travel destination.

It's not deflationary though.

seems like some sampling bias. you're telling me 80% of men in the U.S. know's what a `parsec` is? seems high

Amazon also has this trick where they quote your total compensation with the built in assumption that $AMZN will appreciate by 15% per year.

When I went through the process, it was pretty confusing to understand but the gist is that they try to hit a total compensation of whatever your target is. And when they quote the total compensation of your salary 3 or 4 years in, they assume that the stock has appreciated by 15% per year. So 15% of your potential gains (compounding per year) of getting RSUs and exposure to Amazon stock is removed.

Anyone have a good summarization of the piece? I am not looking to get 28 pages deep into the argument

If you accept the term "location based pay"

When did we ever get the choice?

No, they are not consecutive. Possibly a botnet, but the IPs are pretty well geographically distributed

I just graduated college and am having similar thoughts (but think Bay Area instead of LA). It seems like a great idea but I know of few examples besides full-on communes. Do you know of any examples of living communities or living styles that fall somewhere between living on your own and living on a commune?